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TO PROTECT HIGGINS G co.
The Carpet Workers Assembly Indignant
Over enc boycott Ordered by the knights.


PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Delegates from
the nine local assemblies Of Philadelphia at
tached to the expelled Carpet Workers Assem-
bly,. No. 1873, mot hero to-day to consider tho
action Of tho General Executive Board.
No definite action was reached except
In the case of tho boycott ordered
by the General Executive Board OF the
Knights OF Labor against tho CARROTS
manufactured by T. 8. Hggins Il Co. OF New
York. Accompanying the notice oil boycott
sent out by the Executive Board was u list OF
sixty ono firms located In New York, Brooklyn
Jersey City and Newark. which hnnd!ed tho
goods manufactured by Il. 5. Higgins " 20,
and which the members nre requested to boy
colt unless they comply with the wishes OF the
general Executive Board
Murmurs of inclination followed tho reading
blow ut the expelled Assembly, as all the elm
ployees Of Higgins & Go. arc mcinbcfs Of No.
the interests Of Higgins 4 Co.. but TO make
such vigorous canvass among the, momberS
OF the order that the boycott OF the Board Will
result benefcially to the firm.
After. considerable discussion q resolution
aen Den Eaecutive Boafd, and requesting tho
members Of the order and the public at largo
to ignore the boycott. ,,,.
Regarding the proposed legal proceedings pro- to-
test the authority OF sae aenSra Was rna
been referred. In which the opinion wAs ex;,
pressed that the action Of tho Executive Board
would not hold q suit In court.
. 1t was decided. however, not to take any
ptret ss s witch ' meets il Now
York on the 18th inst,
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WEDDING nv THE EHARTs FAMILY.
Tho Senator'S Eldest Son to Marry Miss
Conovor Or south Amboy.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Senator Evarts's
eldest son. the Rev. Prescott Evarts. and Miss
Conover Of South Amboy. N. j.. are to be mar
rieo on the 22d Of June. 1t will be . morning
church wedding. and 1t Is said that all the
Evarts family will go on to South Amboy to be
present at the first sons marriage As the
Senator has -four married daughters one I'M
married, and four sons all the Evarts fam
lily" means something Of o COMPANY The
groom Is assistant rector Of the Church Of the
Holy Communion in New York, having been
ordained about q year ago. The bride was
spoken Of the other day as q perfect gen."
and the reply was: well. Prescott Is a perfect
jewell" From this one iniers that the couple
are mutually admired BY their respective fam
brdes and .so The family III re%sin
20 to their sumner m or home IN Windso a13 nen
ss dFs F SusR Ses od q sf hs
Senator that never before has he been 50 In
Is ssd s s bsr Ms EyaS s
wedding in South Amboy whore It Is supposed
the other bridesmaids gowns are to be made,
Be- s y
gued his case successfully.
What. Mary!" he exclaimed. go to Nex.
Tisht hers sd Nv Was6instGaI And Of al places
III Tue WORTH NoW y eIsSy ..
IL neeu QArQly Do bhlQ that II seven DTlueb-
maids gowns are made In New Jersey. one, at
least, will hail from Washington. It is said
daughter. One BY one the other daughters
were married. and Mr.. Evarts said he consent
ID with some degree q competency besa9ss
eldest Of the five daughters, and ls regarded as
her fathers standby. Mr.. Evarts has re-
Park. and refurnlshed It for his son. Here. In
this roomy and delightfully."- ole. fashioned
house. the young minister and his wife will be-
gin their married life
Another wedding Of interest to New York
and Washington people is that Of ex-SenatGr
marry Miss Lynda Low on tho 9th Of June In
Trinity Church. New York.
On the 2Sd Of June Mis- Cora Churchill. the
Miss Churchill is charming young woman,
and during the seasons spent with Senator and
knowledged belle in official circles.
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TIE CITY OF CHESTER SUICIDE
Identified Fred MOnatt-He Disappeare,
on May from Binshamton.

The young man who committed suicide
from the Inman steamer City Of Chester. as
she was coming up to the city early on Friday
morning, was Fred Moffatt, as The Sun an
nounced. and not ]. NJ. Morris, as he was reg
istered in the cabin passenger list Moflatt
had been employed for eight years by Ammi-
don Smith Of 81 Leonard street. and had
been missing since May 8. On May 2 he
left New York on trip to sell dry
goods. The next day he registered at
the Hotel Bennett. Binghamton. He trans
9:'ed some business that day and then he
Disappeared After waiting r days to hear
He learned that the hotal folks had found
Motfutts door locked for three days. and Lad
then broke on il IN. Mofatts samples ere &C.,
tered about There was nothing to tell where
"A letter, addressed to Miss Anna Wilson. 442
West Forty-seyenth street, found in Mofiatts
oyercoat left In his stateroom on the City OF
Chester, explained how he came to be In
Europe. Mptiatt said in the letter that he sailed
ten az the Royal Hotel. London, West, on May
90 Moffatt bought his ticket for New York on
May %. lie WIS only ak days In England.
Miss Wilson said last night that Mofratt was
undoubtedly insane whom he wrote the letter.
but he did not speak OF suicide.
added. MIR. Moiratt was very much attached
to me. and at one time we were engaged to be
married, but have not spoken 10 him for
yenr"
:, Motlatt and Mise Wilson used TO live, at Sta;
yesterday the clothing left by the suicide on
the City OF Chester as belonging to his missing
brother. Moffatt lived with his mother, sister.
and another brother at 29s Flatbush avenue.
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A Grocer. Wagon for . u.nr.o.

The superintendent Of Cypress Hills Gene
terry reported yesterday to the Board of Health that the
night before body deposited In his onica from
rocsrs wagon burial permit thrown into the window
and the wagon driven on without explanation The
body Wa that OF william Roth, who died in Bellevue
Hospital on April Upon inquiry Of the undertaken
who had received the permit O. H. Bunnsi OF 1874 Mont
gomery street. jersey city the following facts
body had been given by the hospital Authoritiea a.
provided BIZ law, To DR. Thomas Holmes OF Brooklyn
Who used fNr sSperi,nsnia 10 new pIoss,s q en-
body to 'yprrse s permission having been giyeh W
the New f1rk hOArl Of nealh The lskrsS bTos, down
uAdeTtAkefB men ..-
I.si:E "a es.,.1 I'll III We 81 RSsai ne rs:
tAet thAt DIT. Holmes refused ri pay the I1 ~ ~ %
80 HrHt NaF = .. a.
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Ge..Ip from berlin.

Copyright 1887. BY the Heio FORK AssocIoted Prea
BERLIN. June 4-The Empress is greatly en-
feebled. She does venture to walk in the grounds
OF the palace any but Is wheeled about In chair
King Christian H. Of Denmark has paid visit to his
daughter the Duchess OF Cumberland at the asylum OF
at Pending The condition OF the Duchess IL unchanged
The King passing through Vienna ncoynto, visited the
Emperor
.ations on. the Baltic Canal will not be begun
grand scale until the autumn the necessary prepare
lions not yet complete
Berlin corporation has entered into contract 70
Hight with electricity whole Of Inter den Linden for
twenty, six arc lights to be used
Tho police authorities prohibited the circulation
Of New York publication called tho International BIO
HotAsk because OF Offensive sociasc article entitled
"The Hell or BlAckWeG Island" which appears therein
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TIE PRESIDENT TROLLS FOR TROUT.
He Landed Six "Lakers,' white Col. La.
mont Caught AZ speckled Beautics.


PROSPECT House. N. Y, June 4.--The
President, after an early breakfast went of
down the lake. accompanied by DR.. Rossman
and his guide to troll in the neighborhood Of
Eagle Island. The President got back at 8
O'Clock with ak good Takers" weighing from
two to six pounds. the last OF which was
caught by moonlight. Col Lamont spent the
day at Fay Brook where he caught seventy
llye speckled trout with light fly rod. On his
spatch from the Postmaster At Malone, an.
Wheeler: At P; M, Mrs. Cleveland Mrs III! La
informal tea to their friends at the Saranac
Inn. Mrs. Cleveland making and pouring the
tea. and Mrs. Lamont and Mrs. Rossman
serving 1t.
The President may start on his return to
Washington on. Thursday next. but he has not
positively fixed the date An Invitation was
to-day sent to him from West Point. urging
him to stop there on his way back to Washing
ton. He will probably not be able to accept II.
The President has sent the following de-
spatch to Postmaster Charles A. Burke at
Malone:
SARANAc INN. June 4.
While sympsthizing with the citizens OF Malone In
their grief for the death OF their distinguished fellow
tOwnsman shall DO unable to attend the funeral
vices on Tuesday next. GRoyRR CLEVELAND.
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fifteen Poor Families from killarney

Fifteen Irish families. comprising ninety
three perAons arrlToh ye,Srtry on - amer City Of
hcs'er NJ caNde GaH!cli AMI merr detained st the
Garden. They from County 6illsrnsy ana said
that Parsan wynno. Government Bmiaraton Agent had
paid their passage to America and owen each family
from Is to flo In drafts the New York agent OF the
lnman stesnshlP COMPANY Ins arrivals aPpsarsd g
them have relatives In New York and other eitSs in
America They sent In the afternoon to Wards
Island and the Emier alton Commissioners will hold
special msstng % DECIDE Mhs.hsr Q. NO they shA DO
HonGra sullivan and ave children; Thomas o'auliyan
wife, and two ehdreni johanna seanlon and two chill
Acgan, wife, and seven chilGrer MichAel walsh wife
Mary sSea and four children Isrsafsi o'ConnoT and
two CHILDREN, caiheyins SSTssn and iso ehillaysni
and iiss sSiiSrsn Ds.id fleming lad ssysS sedlssi
re 9Ra ;aSf;Ri ki ~ n, s:s aaa ave sA
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A Gold watch Wen Soaked.

When aletter carrier brought In q package ad-
dressed Capt Cornelius wogom the Bedford avenue
police station wilamsburgh last evening" the Captain
looked with suspicion the words BE careful written
corner had an idea that It might be an Internal
machine II yas gently placed In 4 pail Of water and
the postal station from whence It was sent and the
perntendent requested to open It. He dd 90 very
gold watch and chain Il vas the watch thss nad eeen
down from Bridgeport Conn, last Thursday night with
Patrick Dolan and few 9thSr frendS Tesls was re-
under arrest Tho watch Is believed have been
70 Capt woglom BY . confederate VI the man who
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CHICAGO, June 4-Four contracting masons
and manufacturers of building materials represent
Ing q number Of contractors and material men who
tired Of tho strike and wish to the present
picaons settled. met with the Executive Committee of
the rss % r. madS hss
old eondtons and the day question 70 be submitted
the brickayers work TO be resumed under the old
dohA pay day on saturday and the question OF estab
The 6rickayefs at meeting last night rejected both
propositions and decided not TO TO work before
all their demands are granted by tho master masons.
Tho strike OF the stove noulders OF Chicago has been
decare cd otAnd nearly 500 will resume work Mon
day Last night tho ouders decided TO drop the
demand for q is per cent. raise In wageA
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HER INTERESTING BOUT WITH THE
GINDERELLL IESTERDAE.

She Wins - special Cdr offered ny the Com.
rnodore OF ths Iarchront Yacht Ctub--A
Lucny Brecze that Helped the Cinderella.
Tho Larch;nont Yacht Club had It's spring
peanant races yesterday. brisk cast by
north breeze was blowing nj tho start. All the
yachts started together from PngodA Point,
rounded Execution Roef and went thence to a
buoy Of Mattinocoek Point. From thfs point
the Titanla. Cinderella, Fanlta. md Daphne
took tho course to Captains -sl&hd,
and from thence Dacs to Execution FOOL
where tnoy joined tho smailcr FRY which Ind
tukcn u sIorter cut around a strEc-hoht on
Larchmont, ana all camo In together Tho
general interest fclt In tho performances OF
Mr.. Isellhs new ateol yacht, Tho Titniiia was
oidore To- bS ens eSi for sd III c GIN
derella. Tho latter had TING aliSwnnce Of .
to put u about kxeeaton cf buoy. roschins
there In 20 mlnutes and o. seo9nds' . eealaSpa
she tlep haa clear ,%SStcF hSitte he; iof ..SSS
rest OF her course. The Dtpihe reaShcd tho
Tho last of Tia nect iad hardl, changed took
tinecock Point befors the Wild shifted little
Co "a Sif 81 s "ss s. .,
y the on %aies SSn sana hsa
s lad Is ssSoss
tho Dff a a bssIs i asaS SndS YSla ;s s
the reef. Then came O. brec5e from the suuth.
nhe sinS VIZ
set been for this sudden breeze. the bsndss ol
Snfsn ssG nnaa da
several minutes; Tho Daphne and Fafiita fol-
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Chienso'. Boodle Trial.

CHICAGO. June 4.-The fact cropped OUT to-
day in the Doodle trial that Contractor Mic Schneider
was not the only man taken BY the prosecution on
pleasure OF many week. Duration order to pre-
vent any possibility Of the defence suppressns valuable
testimony schneders foreman and assistant foreman
Livingston and Mcdowell were carried By detectives to
city after city boarded pAAtAl hotels treated
an unlimited number Of theatre tokets and cigars
To-day the pair gave important evidence Ing how
utterly fraudulent wAs the work done by Schneider
under cGAriRle's direction and with hcDonAld's
nivance. The testimony OF the foremen was corrObo
rated by John Glow Jr, OF the Glow Manufacturing
COMPANY,
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NOT so DRY As 1T HAS BEEN.
Hotel Keepers viii Servo Liquor To-day,
and Fight 1t Out irArrested.

Superintendent Murray instructed the
police Captains yesterday to continue to stop
the hotels from supplying alcohol in any form
to guests at meals until the courts should de-
eide otherwise.
The hotel keepers. however. intend to supply
luuor to their guests to-day. but they will keep
their bars closed
I'VE are going to make a test case OF the
law. now" Col. Ingersoll, counsel for the Hotel
Keepers Association. said last night. I'VE want
fdent that we will triumph. We do not expect
e be arrested ,to-moTrows but probably on
Monday the POLICE viii submit sifldsyits and
In whose establishments liquor was sold on
Sunday. am inclined to think that II any ar
rests are made tomorrow they will DO only
those OF bartenders or walters
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Secrets OF q Furaisure Company. Success.

One secret Of the great success Of the Mu-
tual Furniture Company 2e3 Sixth avenue Is that their
ns furniture all made from designs prepared by the
superintendent Mr.. O. Moriarty. No other house
get these pattern and very few the enterprise TO
II getting ready desisns for the fall trade.
Antique oak and cold mahoGany VIII still be the woods
lines and massive carving will have the call. Another
element OF this companys ID the great pains
which Is taken to please each customer Not only L.
furniture changed without charge, does prove
to be perfect In material workmanship but even II
the does not IKE the style Of IL IL in
his rooms 1t Ii exchanged, tf II has not been made TO
order.
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Tho Pioneer Club Beat Races.

The spring races of the Pioneer Boat Club Of
Brooklyn took place yesterday OF the Bay Ridge shore
The mile single scul by j. H. Douglass
Three entered in the four-oared sis race IN the
Punch fouea with the Chip bnt Of TIE tan
gle and after exciting hnish IN winner quar-
J. "a 4 JUDGE . bow solssr s.nasrsSn, f,.A.
mach aud Reohmer the winning crew ip tho
Tho large number Of saiboats anchored IN the bay
reception their guests tho close Of the regatta
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Actor Park. AIisAInE.

BosToS. juno 4-Mr. George II. Parks, tho
wcllknOwn young Boston actor has disappeared. and
there is Hattie doubt that he has committed suicide Mr.
l. Y Backns Of the World Company now playing at the
Boston Theatre tho last OF his friends who 10 known
on Tuesday evening and had brief chat with him Mr.
Parks left notes for his wife and hts mother saying that
he intended to take his life suit Of chain which
MI PARKS wore when playing heesetA 70 nt,.inE and Il
Y believed that he put II on and drowned himself Mr..
or three seasons ago, He has rAysled with various
combinations for the past two years. His wife was
member OF James o'Eeils Monte Cristo" Company
last season. She played Aereed>s
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Trap shsotInE Carnival.

WELLINGTON. Mass, June 4.-The attendance
ut the closing events Of the worlds Shooting Carnival
day was $50 The birds leaving the traps numbered
r shss he total NUMBER S.sd dH5Ss the week
the leading contest g. the week oesSpsd today BE-
boro, Budd scoring IS birds and Eager TO- The event
drawing the largest number OF spectators that be-
tween che members Of the PresA the Globe coming
In nrst and the Associated Press man second.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS HERE.
LANDED SAFE AND WE'LL FROM THE
CUNARDER U1fBRIA LAST EVENING.

A Reception Down the Bay-speakins In Re-
ply TO y Teast-His Errand from Rome
To Celebrate Mnssin the Cathedral to-,iar
Cardinal Gibbons arrived from Liverpool
yesterday on the Cunard steamship Umbria,
having Visited Rome to confer with Pope Leo
concerning tho knights OF Labor. He returned
10 America sooner than was ANTICIPATED In
order TO attend Council Of Archbishops which
is TO consider tho attitude Of the Church to-
ward labor organizations. The Umbrla was
sighted of Sandy Hook at II A. NJ. yes
terday. and when she anchored below
the bar she had made the shortest time
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Convicted of Murder In the Yir.t Degree.

PHILADELPHIA. June 4.-The jury In the case
Of George H. Wilson tcoored charged with the murder
OF Wakefield Gains. also colored. whose dsmembered
body Was found in pond At Eddinston Bucks county
this evening brought IN verdict Of murder In the nrs
new trial and the Judge said he accepted the motion
counsel had u say.
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Shooting at Colored Preacher who was In
tho Woods with Another Mana Wife.

LIBERTY. Va June 4-Dan Board, colored
blacksmith who has handsome for a Wife
was told to-day by coored boy that the Rev George
Galloway oolored Methodist preacher at this place was
alone in q wood a milo from town with hia wife in
dicatng the direction board who had already had In
started In pursuit He overlook them. and fired three
shots Galloway, none OF which took effect Galloway
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ST. PAUL. June A mass meeting Of union
and non union carpenters held here night Reso-
iutons passed. demanding ten hours pay for nine
hours work with the alternative OF general q rke
not conceded The present lockout includes about
union carpenters and many more non union and was
work - " " 1880
impending strike will inciuLe from IHlI to IniII of
them The builders appear nrn IN their alton
to rebist tile stFikers demands
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MRS. crexARA1e roo WEAK 70 RISE
she Keeps Cryins for her CAiid aaa Calling
Upon the Madonna.

Mrs. Chiara Cignarale, who ID sentenced to
be hanged on July az. has not yet recovered from
the shock that she received on hearing her SEN
tence. She lies on her cot calling for her child.
and has had little sleep. She is too weak to
get up, and the doctor has left orders with
Warden Walsh not to let her leave her cot. and
to try to prevent her holding sny conversation
on the subject OF her crime. She takes little
or no ronrishment, and never sleeps long
enough to forget her trouble. Two italian
priests and the Sisters 81 Charity visited her
yesterday. What seems to hurt her most is the
doned woman. She keeps calling upon the
Madonna to Witness that she was never guilty
OF ~ unf i,tn ,h net All, .,a h,r hin,
den last night, she has enlisted the sympathy
Of all around her. II the public knew her story
as 1t was told to me think that there would
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Kllrnin lArelared IhnmpIsn.

pALTtNGaG, jane 4-suck Rilrain was to.
night formally presented with the FOlies easts diA-
monstuddsd bait dsnotnS the hsGyyEelsht ehAmplpn-
mp q Amtsiea Firein and Ai.ehe9 kays Y13sinf
ipg Yh9 IAld that Richard toI VaS prepared 70 6ask
knF@aA ~ a. phAI7pioathip q ths World -.
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rAe rrs,t-r Fare SOLD Tor as 900.

i'LXvELASD, Jane I.-Jncob y. Perkins 81
this city has cold Dr. Cartier OF Strong City RAnSa
son Of the la.S Qsf Jastee CARTIER the bay EsldnK
kale nas,l ~ hAAb.iAo CIT dam ~ BAY ,noFm1n
E:ssrd ise9 b fhtsISsI:igSis n: Rrss Va eoo6
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Henry George IN Jersey City.

Kessler Hall. In Palisade avenue. Jersey City
Heishts held large audience Last night attracted BY
the announcement that Hourly George would dshvss .
IsOtnrS he aasf W. undsr ne Sfsssh q ne
Dennis Mullins Chairman Of the Labor psrty3 E1sou
tive COMMITTEES and spoke for than an kouY, The
audience was very enthusiastic.
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Jay Gould At FSrtross konree.
FORTRESS MONROE June 4--Tbe yacht Alta
lanta, with Jay Gould on board arrived here 70 day
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d Too struck Him with q stovs Litter.

Nula CANT, q Japanese, Is . steward on
the steamship Minnesota lying ct the Navy Yard.
Last night ho called . brother countrymsn
named 81 Foo. who lives In this city at "a Cath
srlne street After enjoying themselves drtnhtng
struck Cant terrific blow on the forehead VIII Astsys
surgeon and bis assaiint was locked up In the aAsoa
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Canada Knight. Conde-.A the Orange Mob

MONTREAL, June AIT meeting Of DomIn-
ion Assembly : Is6 Of ,hs KHiThs OF Labor tho follow
ing resolution Was carried unanimously:
That this assembly do denounOs the action Of the moba
Who In Toronto and other eites OF his Dominion shame
fully epdeAyored 3 aIia free apseoh b. atomDnG the
life OF william O'brion while he was adyooaIlnS ne
cause of oppressed humanity.